GR translation: set on a low hill for the wind

[Mike Jing]

V462.6-9, P469.32-35   The Anubis moves now through star-lit countryside,
the horizon broken now and then by silhouettes of a windmill, haycocks, a
row of pig arks, some line of trees set on a low hill for the wind. . . .

Here "for the wind" means the trees were planted for the purpose of
sheltering against the wind, is that correct?